Welcome to the Monday DFS slate. I am once again back to cover the NBA this year from a DFS perspective, providing strategy and player advice for every Thursday and Monday slate. It was a great season last year, and we’ve already hit the ground running this year. Let’s get to it, shall we?

BOSTON — Jaylen Brown looked like he was tripped by Keyonte George late in the Celtics’ loss to the Jazz. But there was no foul call, and after Brown lost the ball, the Jazz got a crucial basket on the other end to take the lead.

At his height, Ja Morant was a franchise star who could put the Memphis Grizzlies on his shoulders and carry them where they wanted to go. He was a game-changer, a point guard who could facilitate offense and will his team to victory by elevating the play of those around him.

ESPN analyst Kevin Pelton breaks down why Josh Giddey, Chet Holmgren and eight others could make the coveted weekend in L.A. this season.

Welcome to a nine-game night in the National Basketball Association, featuring Myles Turner’s return to Indiana (7 ET) and a Texas-sized showdown between the Mavericks and Rockets (8 ET).

Kevin Durant and the Rockets made it four consecutive wins with Monday night's 110-102 win over Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks.

The Los Angeles Clippers are undefeated at home in the 2025-26 season, but they’re just 3-2 overall heading into Monday’s matchup with the Miami Heat. Miami is